Calling Logos Getting Annoying

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I had a problem so I wished to talk to a customer service rep. First I waited about five minutes on hold and then was asked my name. Gave it and was told that I couldn't be heard. Then just one second later put on hold and was informed by the canned voice that I was caller number 3 in line. So I waited. This time when I was told I'd be next, I made sure my phone was ready and in hand. But almost instantly I was told I was caller number 6.

I don't mind waiting, but the CS reps should be willing to wait a little bit longer than one second. Also they should do a little better job of grabbing calls. Now it might be that there's an issue on their end and I just got caught. So I'm posting here to see if the "great Logos customer service" actually is great.

I haven't had any problems calling customer service, and I don't complain about the cost of calling (I live on the other side of the pond), it's not expensive for me, I have a desk phone line (but no internet).When I upgraded to L5 my sales rep patiently waited while I gave my options a thought for at least half a minute plus I talked about some things that were on my mind.

I'm not looking for a bunch of people defending Logos nor others agreeing with me. I'm hoping the great Logos customer service will show itself by reading this post and contact me since for some reason I can't call in and the last time I emailed them about this issue was Oct and I've not heard anything back from them.

I've often read about people getting satisfaction by posting. I've never tried it until now. It seems as though they would assign someone to do look in on the forums for this kind of thing once a day or so.

I just got off the phone with Jerald from Logos and he took care of my issue. Not sure why I they had such trouble answering my call. I'm also dealing with an issue where Proclaim won't upload or download so maybe they were having a problem with their computers this morning.

Be sure to remind them that he is the same Kevin that spent so much time sucking up to them in his rag ...er mag. (concerning the L5 rollout.)

He definitely deserves better from them.

I take great offense to your calling Christian Computing Magazine a rag. I request an apology and ask you not to insult me or the publication I write for. If you don't like CCMag you're free to ignore it. We work hard to provide a service to the church for no cost. Most of us who write for it do not get paid except when we get some free software to review, which I've not gotten from Logos. I've either paid for it or was given software just like other beta testers were, however I was not given free software this time around I paid handsomely for it.

Be sure to remind them that he is the same Kevin that spent so much time sucking up to them in his rag ...er mag. (concerning the L5 rollout.)

He definitely deserves better from them.

I take great offense to your calling Christian Computing Magazine a rag. I request an apology and ask you not to insult me or the publication I write for. If you don't like CCMag you're free to ignore it. We work hard to provide a service to the church for no cost. Most of us who write for it do not get paid except when we get some free software to review, which I've not gotten from Logos. I've either paid for it or was given software just like other beta testers were, however I was not given free software this time around I paid handsomely for it.

Kevin -

Don't pay attention to this guy. CCMag is a great service to the church, and your column is my favorite part of it, hands down. I read it first every time.

Be sure to remind them that he is the same Kevin that spent so much time sucking up to them in his rag ...er mag. (concerning the L5 rollout.)

He definitely deserves better from them.

I take great offense to your calling Christian Computing Magazine a rag. I request an apology and ask you not to insult me or the publication I write for. If you don't like CCMag you're free to ignore it. We work hard to provide a service to the church for no cost. Most of us who write for it do not get paid except when we get some free software to review, which I've not gotten from Logos. I've either paid for it or was given software just like other beta testers were, however I was not given free software this time around I paid handsomely for it.

Apology?? Surely you jest !!! He gave you exactly what you were trolling for. ... A stump upon which to perch while defending the honor of your "publication."

Are you quite certain he isn't employed by the advertising wing of your firm?

I'm hoping the great Logos customer service will show itself by reading this post and contact me

You certainly don't deserve the abuse you have gotten in this thread. However, it is not the job of customer service to read and respond to the forums. The forums are intended to be peer-to-peer assistance. Bugs and Suggestions are primarily what staff assigned to monitor the forums are responsible for. I agree that the response of CS to email is much slower than I would expect - but I've never felt entirely ignored.

Orthodox Bishop Hilarion Alfeyev: "To be a theologian means to have experience of a personal encounter with God through prayer and worship."

Just a follow up. Logos took care of the issue admirably with swift action asi hoped. I posted the [collapse]original message to give them a chance to prove they were worth the confidence Manu of us put in them. They did.

I do however have far less confidence in this forum. I have often been critical of the company and don't mind saying so. I've never resorted to name calling in any of my 1700+ posts. If I'm wrong prove it with a link and ill be happy to do the right thing and apologize. I have questioned people's motives. That's contrary to how a Christ follower should act and I do apologize for that. I hope to never do so again here publicly.

I'm hoping the great Logos customer service will show itself by reading this post and contact me

You certainly don't deserve the abuse you have gotten in this thread. However, it is not the job of customer service to read and respond to the forums. The forums are intended to be peer-to-peer assistance. Bugs and Suggestions are primarily what staff assigned to monitor the forums are responsible for. I agree that the response of CS to email is much slower than I would expect - but I've never felt entirely ignored.

I wish they did have at least one person whose job it is to monitor this forum for customer service needs. It would not take long. I can scan posts in about 30 minutes a day responding to those I find interesting and reading many more.